(from Squires Library Media Center, Lexington, Kentucky)
The following is a big list of different kinds of things that are possible for your presentation. You can do a report if you like, but you might also choose to use one of these other ways to present what you have learned. Your presentation will depend on what subject you have chosen to learn.
Synthesis Projects
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Art gallery Art product Article Autobiography Banner Bibliography Blueprint Book Book jacket design Book review Bookmark Brain teaser Brochure Budget Bulletin board Calendar Cartoon Certificate Choral reading Chronology chart Classification Classroom museum Code or secret message Coins Collage Commercial Comparisons Contrast Costume Court trial Critique Debate Demonstration Diagram Diary Diorama Directory Editorial Exhibition Experiment |
Fable
Fact file Fairy tale Family tree Flag Flannel board story Flip chart Flow chart Food labels Formula Game Glossary Greeting card Guessing game Idea checklist Illustrated story Interview Invention Inventory Jokes Journal Labeled diagram Lesson Plan Letter Letterheads Machine Magazine Map Matching game Mini-center Mobile Model Montage Mosaic Movie Mural Musical instrument Newspaper Notes Oral report outline Pamphlet Panel discussion |
Photo album
Picture book Picture dictionary Poem Portfolio Position paper Postcard Poster Prediction Puzzle Rebus story Recipe Resume Riddle Scrapbook Seating chart Shadow box Skit or play Slide show Small database Song lyrics Sonnet Story Story problem Suitcase of artifacts Survey Tall tale Terrarium Time capsule Time line Tongue twister Totem pole Transparency Travelogue TV script Verdict Videotape Vocabulary list Word scramble Word search Wordless book |